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Tie presidents stables are back = the
White House. and bis seal browns, which
have been 30 much spoken Of in the ne"spa-
pers. are a very decent pair Of easy gong
iorsas The coachnan is the most stylish
thing about the turnout, and tue president
favorite carriage j. a Victoria. The coach
man j.. Albert Hawkins. a tall, stiff. coiofed
man. Whose skin j. as black as the uggy be-
drives. and whose back is o. siif as a car
riage tongue He dresses 10 r. livery OF a
oft drab. such a. you see in buckskin gloves,
and this j. ornamented with big silver but
A. be holds bis whip in bis right hand
and drives Mrs Cleveland and the president
through the streets Of Washington. be forms
one of the distinguished looking figures Of the
The presidents barnes Is made Of
black rubber and trimmed with silver. aud
It's only ornament is a simple 80. e. Doe NOM
ogram on the rose,te Of the bride. His two
f~1rn0uts. the Victoria and the laniau. have
cost altogether JOSS than 30 o00. aud J think
he PAID only 5000 f0r tLe seal browns
The White House stable are hy ma means
wonderful either boo structure OBJ m contents
The building d, 4 brick, ~ one story and au
attic made 90 the form Of RE bead ~ "a
Two wing run AZ right angle, with rhe main
building. one ST each end. and the space be-
tween these makes a sort of courtyard. no
which the hItehing up and unhitching isdone.
lu these wings are kept the carriage, and
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The race meeting at Jerome Park which
marks the close Of the season in New
York, opened this week with the fayors-
bic auspices OF a beautiful autumnal day
and 4 great crowd
It was a fair day for the fsvoritcs gen
erallv
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Georgia hangs the laich-s'ring on the
outside for the occasion Of her great fair,
and favor. business with the Southern
spirit Of hospitality.
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Henry Labouchere calls the list ofkilled
and wounded in the recent Burmah cam
paign the butchers bill. There are
l.Ovv dead and 2 600 wouuged.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-06

The mosl. untutored landsman, who
would be at an utter loss TO distinguish
between a sloop and a cutter, be he an
American, will feel an inward satisfac-
tion in the result OF the International
Yacht scss.-GreencRe IS c. Ner1.
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many a nan M any
rity of tie United
States hs Just as
good turn0uts as
those of the prfsi-
dent The frsnt
part ~ tie stable
on either Idle of the
midiie hail is NJ
l0ttei t0the horses
and the stalls are
Divided by fancy
iron lattice work
painted iu red and
brown There is q
notice over the cd
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prssoLurIoNs AND corARrNERsHIP
RIcHNoSD. Wa September l-t. lss..
nISSOLJTION OF COPARTNER-
II STRIP.

The special partnership of IT. Lewis form
ei on the 21th day of March, lst. c imposed OF
j.. I. Lewis. general partner. and " T.. Flem-
ing. special partner. Tor tIe purp0-ei OF con
Quoting the drug business. no Richmond. Va.
.- this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Wines, fhe hancs and seals OF the partie.
the day and year above written.
j. T. LEWIS. Seal.
W. l.. FLEMING. Seal
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City Delivery by carriers at 10 cent? per week.
IS mail. postage paid. daily one year. $50 s1
months. &i.15. three months. 81.
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HUMAN TAI GOODS

All kinds Of Ladle, flair ".fA .'
made 20 order AZ short roi-t. .n1-
tecd. hLbhhc n. .fr.aL
my3l- on X las
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SCHOOLS.
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTI-
TTTE
NIGHT SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY.
Practically frecJ
INSTITUTE HALL. y y. NINTH STREET.


half session will begin MONDAY
NIGHT. OCTOBER 3. lcs7. second hall
session will begin MONDAY
NIGHT. FEBRUARY 6. ISIS.
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THE WEEKLY TINS, by mail. postage paid
one year, 81; six months, ~ cents 'nree
months. p cents.
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state Ot Virginia,
City Oi klchmOnd-T0 wit.
]. W. ". Cosby. Jr., "a notary public for the
city Aforesaid. 10 the state of Virginia. DO GER
tify that Ut. Lewis and W. l.. Fleming. whose
names are signed 10 the writing hereto attach
1855, have Acknowledged tle same before me-
iu ms cts Aforesaid.
Given under ms hand this 81 day " Septem-
Der. ls.1. IS. ~. COSBY. JR., y. p.
Know ALL M.S BY THESE Presents, That
we. j. 4. Lewis Of the city Of Richmond, IN the
state Ot Virginia. and T.. VI. Foster Of the cts
Of Richmond and state OF Virginia. nave en-
tered into a special partnership under and Boz
pursuance OF the statute in that case made
and provided and upon the terms and c0ndi-
tiOns hereinafter SET forth and those ln th
said statute prescribed that Is 20 say
i-t. The said partnership l- to nc conducted
under the name OF j. 4. Lewis. OF which J. T..
Lewis, residing IN the city Of Richmond, IN the
state ~ Virginia. is general partner. and +. VI.
Foster, residing IN the city OF Richmond. state
0f Virginia, is the special partner.
%. The general nature on the business 70 be-
transacted by said partnership Is that OF the
drug business.
81. The said Z. ". Foster. the special part
ucr. Is % contribute 20 said partnership the
sum of two thousand dollars in cash.
fth. The place Of business OF said partner
ship IS 10 be- No. Z hast Broad street. be- the
city Of Richmond. OF such other place in said
city As the said partnership may hereafter re
move 10.
9th. The said partnership is % commence
from the date hereof and is fO terminate ON fhe
lst day Of September. lSsq.
Given under our hands this lst day q sep
tcmhcr. l-s1. J.. /. LEWIS.
p. VI FOSTER.
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~ The TINES will be mailed 10 your al
dress while out Of the city a. Je. per month.
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Entered II the Richmond va Postoftce
a. second Glass matter.
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PAGE MCCARTHY. EDr1or.
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abf pailp aimrs.

Published Al Richmond. Virginia. by the TTNEs
Publishing Company.
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Lheral commission % agcnts % solicli sub
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LOCAL NOTES
Personal Paragraphs aud Minor Mention

Personal Paragraphs aud Minor Mention
Yom Kippur was very generally obser'
ed by our Hebrew fell0w-citizens ye-ter-
day
Fred. Ross of Richmond, sentenced TO
three years for housebreaklng, was re-
ceiyed at the Peniientiary yesterday.
Mr.. John Washington, a prominent
LAWYER Of Caroline county died sud
denly In church in that county last sun
day
The funeral Of Mr.. August Blenner. "a
well-knOwn German-American citizens
OF Richmond, who died Tuesday night
at his residence No. 522 East Broad
street. will take place from st. Johns
Lutheran church, this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Yesterday deed was recorded in the
Chancery clerks office from \. +. Har-
yey and Charles f. Jones and their wives
10 T. c. Leake Jr., for ninety feet of
ground on Third street. between Byrd
and Canal CANDLES HID for SlO,oOO.
This is Sl2O per foot, without improve
ments.
Yesterday morning, about quarter TO
twelve o'clock man named Leager'
while jumping from wagon In motion
was thrown 10 the ground and seriously
hurt. he was taken 10 the paper-bOx
factory of Messrs Randolph and English
on Franklin street, near the scene Of the
accident. The ambulance was called
for. and all the assistance possible was
given him.
The average pay received by the Mo-
zart musicians, excluding the soloists, Equi,
Laube Iardella and Thilow, under Rein
hardt.the regular regime in times past was
about S25 per month or 81 per night.
The reduction IN pay Of one half made il
81 per night As is well known to earn
this 50 il required the orchestra TO prac-
tice and hold rehearsals nightly in addi-
tion TO the regular Monday night musl-
Gale
The members monthly meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association Will
be held this evening at $50 o'clock. In
addition to the usual business OF electing
new members, receiving reports Oh COM
mittees, etc. there will be delivered an
instructive, interesting lecture by Pro-
fessor G.. NJ. Smithdeal. Members are re-
quested to attend and bring lady friends.
The public, and other friends OF the
association are cordially invited.
Major Thomas A. Brandern said yesteE
day that the Committee on Public Com
fort Of Lee Camp had already provided
for the entertainment Of about 700 visitors
to the city on the occasion OF laying
the Lee monument corner stone. lie
especially reports that citizens willing TO
take boarders al that time will report
their names, residences, prices, 6c., to
him at the Mechanics Institute, % North
Ninth street
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HIS FIRST AND LAST SPREE
The Body Of Edward Harrison Pound in
the Dock.

Yesterday morning Edmond Harrison.
son Of Mr.. George f. Harrison. manager
for Edmund Bossieux, was found dead
in the dock, close by the passenger depot
of the Richmond and York River rail-
road.
1t will be remembered that last Satur-
day night George Harrison was found
lying close to the Richmond and York
River railroad track At the time Police
man Burnett saw him IL was thought he
was dead. He was awakened. and found
to be stupidity drunk. He was taken to
the First police station and there sObered
up, and was bailed ont bv his father
Monday morning he appeared before the
Police Court. There he stated he got a
drink from a bar-room opposite the
County Courthouse, also another from a
bar keeper named George Riclly close by
the New York steamship sheds. Beyond
that he remembered nothing except that
his brother Edmund was with him. until
he sobered up in the station house
The Police Justice sent him and his
father to the square opposite the County
Court house 10 identify the bar. room
where he, minor nineteen years OF age.
got his first drink. He returned giving
the name of Phil Shea's bar-room. A
summons was issued for both REILLY and
Shea to appear and answer the charge Of
selling liquor 20 minors. They both ap-
peared and the hearing Of the two cases
was set fOr October 4.
in the meantime Edmond Harrison
had not been heard from 10 was sup
posed that he, IN his condition, walked
into the dock near where bis brother was
found drunk. The dock was dragged,
bui without result Yesterday morning
George Edwards, a regular wharf rat and
diver decided to take hand in it He
got his boat and in few min
utes he brought up the dead body of Ed
mond
The body was viewed, by the coro-
yer, who decided AN inquest unnecess-
sary
Mr. George +. Harrison the father of
the dead boy, lives in the alley between
Twenty-frst and Twenty second streets,
between Main and Cary, just in rear Of
Bossieuxs stables, of which he was man
ager He says that bis sons were never
known TO drink, and that this was their
first spree
The deceased worked with Messrs. Al
len and Ginter, and was thought % bee
an exemplary young man.
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Ny. DEMOCRATIC CoNNENrioN
Irving Hall Ruled Ont Nominations
Made

New YORK. September 2s.-At pre-
cisely ll.10 o'clock the clerk oil the
State Committee, Mr. Baucus, called the
convention TO order for moment only
to mske an announcement. iIhe an
nouncement was that all the members "a
the Committee on Resolutions are re-
quested to meet at Governor Dorsheimer ,
room at once. This was received with
some surprise. As it foreshowded
SOME TROUBLE WITH THE PLATFORM
and is generally thought to be on tho
civil service reform plank.
At ll.23 Chairman Raines raped The
convention TO order ID Cady llerrick
presented the report Of the committee
on credentials and it was unanimously
adopted.
Judge Campbell presented the report
of the committee on permanent oiganiza-
ton. which continues in office the tenn
porary officers Adopted.
The convention took recess of an
hour. The report of the committee on
credentials, which was adopted, divides
the seventy. wo seats OF New York city
evenly between the county Democracy
and Tammany. Irving Hall was left out.
TICKET NOMfNATEO.
SARATOGA, September 2S-1he ticket
nominated to-day was as follows secre-
tary Of State, Frederick Cook Attorney.
General, c. b. Tabor; Comptroller, Ed
ward Wemple. Treasurer Lawrence j.
Fitzgerald. Enginee., John Bogart.
The platform reported by Ex-Governor
Dorsheimer is a complete Endorsement of
Cleveland and Hill, and of Civil Service
Reform. Ii also demands IA reduction of
national taxation by at least one hundred
million YEARLY.
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low Kidnapper, were naked.

CmcAGo. september 2s.-During The
recent trip to Yellowstone Park of Elliot
T. Sheppard of New York and family In
a special train, bold scheme was con
cocted by party of outlaws 10 steal Mr.
Sheppard youngest child and demand g
large sum of money for its ransom. The
story, as told by gentleman now Ia this
city who received 10 from the conductor
Of Mr. sheppard train, is that the out
laws were organized and ready 10 wsylay
the train 80 70 lonely spot and abduct the
child. The plot leaked ont and came 10
the knowledge of The Third United States
cavalry. and a detachment Of troops ac-
companied the sheppard party until they
left thecOuntry.
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PETERSBURG NEWS.
Latest Dots from the Cocksde city.
Special % the Times.

ANNAA NN AN' AhANNHI
PETERSBURG. Va. September 2s.-ln
the Mayors Court this morning Amanda
Evidence was charged with attempting
10 poison Henry Anderson on Tuesday
evening by the administration of poison
i'm a drink Of whisky. There being no
evidence TO establish the guilt of accused,
she was discharged The parties are both
colored
William Bradley lcolored was before
the MAYOR this morning charged with
keeping a gambling house. He was dis
charged The evidence In the case was
very conflicting.
Mrs J. F. +. Young died AZ her resi-
dence in this city this morning after a
lingering illness The deceased was the
wife of Mr. !. +. + Young, deputy clerk
of the Corporation Court of this city.
Lieutenant " o. Mallory OF the police
force died here to-day after a protracied
illness. The deceased had been mem
ber Of the police force for more than ten
years
The report of the Health Ohicor, Or.
d. +. May shows that during The past
month there were sixty deaths I'm Peters
burg,of this number fourteen we're white
and t0ry-.iN c0l0rcd.
The Board ul Directors of the Peters.
burg Cotton Exchange held a meeting
this morning for the purpose of deciding
by which line they would take their cot
ton quotations, Ii was voted 10 take
the quotations by the New York and
Southern Telegraph Line
Mr.. T. r Price has Just returned home
from a pleasant visit i0 his old home In
Manchester, England
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run O. 4, r.


They Have rhoir Parade in spit" of Rain.
ST. Louis. September - Rain, Rain,
nothing hut rain. still the G. \ X
parade came oil lt was after . this
morning. however. before It was finally
decided that lhe comrades might be per
mitted 90 have their way, and aides were
dispatched 90 the different hotels to an
nounce I'M stentouan tone. that the
signal to start would be given at half
past 10 o'clock The comrades proceed
ed 90 get into 0yercoats. waterproois In
fact into eyeryt ing in the shape of ap'
parel that would keep the wet from their
skins and prevent the rain drops from
getting down their necks and playing
hide-and seek around the region Of the
spin ] column
Every available carriage buggy, omni-
bus. and vehicles of all descriptions were
impressed into service for the benefit OF
those who. from age and inhrmity, were
unable 20 take their places In the column
and brave the clements. Meanwhile the
news that The parade would go on spread
I'm all directions. and great masses OF
people gathered on the streets along the
route. while the numerous stands which
had been erected at available points nllcd
up as if by magic The rain kept falling,
but the spectators Il dn't seem 20 mind Il,
although tens of thousands OF them were
pretty well soaked long before the head
Of the column came into view
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A Timely sngce.tlnn.

Apropos of the falling into the dock of
young Harrison it should certainly be
considered by the proper authorities
whether or not an electric light be placed
at the dock, foot of Tweniy-Third and
Twenty Second streets ON dark night
any one unused to the locality could not
keep from walking into the dock at this
point, where 70 Is as black as midnight into
the street. In the absence Of the electric
light there might be cable chains between
posts so arranged that no one could pass
Them and al the same time they could be
removed when vessels are unloading or
receiving freight Something should be
done at this point, as IN recent years q
number of persons have been drowned
right there.
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Valuable Books.

The TINES acknowledges the receipt
from Messrs. Randolph * English Of
the following books lOOl Questions
and Answers ON Arithmetic 1901
Questions and Answers on Geography,
Il .OOi Questions and Answers on Eng
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Answers on Physiology and Hygiene,
81 ,0Ot Questions and Answers on United
States History" and 1901 Questions and
Answers on the Theory and Practice of
Teaching.
All the works are complete miniature
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entitled a Mass of knowledge tn a
Nutshell" A. books OF reference they
are invaluable.
Thomas Allen charged with burglary,
was found guilty and sentenced to three
years in the Penitentiary.
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OVER THE RIVER.
YESTERDA RECORD OFEVENTS IN
THE BROOKLYN or RICHMOND.

supplying the Cotton Pond with Fish.
Public school statistics Court Items.
Political News sunday Vail to be ts-
tablished- Brief and Personal Notes.
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Three Month. Tor steaIIng.
September sS, iss7

Walter Crutchfeld is the name Of a
colored man who was arraigned before
the Police Court yesterday. From the
evidence il seems that Cruichheld went
TO the house Of Anna Jones (colOredD
Anna did not want him there, and she
went TO the front door 20 see police
man to make him move on. When she
returned she found Crutchheld sitting on
her trunk with It's contents spread be
fore him. Seeing her. he ran out of the
back way and hid IN the coal house.
After remaining there awhile he returned
10 the house and was taken IN charge
He denied stealing anything. In The coal
house Sl9 i'm money was found hidden,
which had been taken from the trunk.
At the station house a photograph which
WAS identified as being in the trunk was
found on his person. lie was given
three months in jail.
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A. ALExANDRIA MYSTERY.


Was ~ a Murder or N"i
WAsnlNGroN September 2s An Alex
dria special 10 the Critr says A color
ed man. said 10 be Charles Thompson Of
Alexandria county, WAS found last night
near the Long Bridge, terribly mangled
and in q dying condition lie was con-
veyed 40 Alexandra by DR. Bowman Of
Washington and placed in the lnhrmary,
where he shortly afierward died II is
not known whether bee was killed by the
train or beaten and lcfi for dead but % Is
generally thought that be- was killed by
the pm. north-bound train ON the \.
and r. r. r. 80 one has mp 90 the pre-
sent time been 60 claim his body, which
is at Undertaken Nheatley's, ON King
street
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Fright. Newsy, Reliable.

The Goldsboro N. c. Argm has these
kinds words for the Sunday TINES
"The Sunday edition Of the Richmond
DAILY TINES. which has just become a
permanent feature Of that most excellent
and deser, edly popular paper, is a
thing of beauty Bright, newsy, reli-
able, bold in its championship Of the
right, courteous and well informed, the
DAILY TINES is rapidly building up for
itself friends throughout an ever widen
ing circulation that is eminently deser-
we'd
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CAPTAIN GEORGE 4. AINsLIE
Positively Declines to Run for the Legi'-
lature.

II my FrteHds aHd tbe PVbiic'
In reply to the many personal solicita-
tions being made upon me to become a
candidate for seat in the House of
Delegates, have decided to make pub
lie announcement Of the fact that must
decliHe the honor.
Ny inclination to serve my fellow-citi-
zens in any capacity in which they may
desire me 10 act has not yielded to this
conclusion without a struggle, but the de-
mands upon my time already for duties
Of a public character are considerable.
Many Of the enterprises in which | am
engaged are of great public importance
and should not be neglected. These CON
siderations force me az the present time
TO take this course
With sincere thankfulness for the flat
tering manifestations Of regard and con-
fdence on the part Of my friends,
am very respectfully,
GEORGE 4. AINsLIE.
Sontpwber d fSSr
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THE THEATRE.
Mrs. D.r. Bowers Engagement.

Tonight Mrs d. r. Bowers begins her
engagement of three nights and matt
nee, appearing tonight as Queen Eliza
beth, tomorrow night as Madame
Urusus, Saturday matinee, Lady Aud
ley's Secret and Saturday night The
Czarina.
Regarding her appearance as Elizabeth,
the New York WOrH says con the
second night of her engagement at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre, Mrs. ID. +.
Bowers, supported by Mr Joseph
Wheelock, appeared in the character Of
Elizabeth She enacted the f0t of the
virgin Queen with all the tragic force
and vigOr which in days gone by so de-
lighted her numerous admirers Mrs
Bowers and Mr. Wheelock were obliged
to answer numerous recalls from AN en-
thusiastic audience
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STRANGE ACCIDENT.
A Wan KIIIed before a rhou.and reoI

A Man Killed Before lhousAhu i""P'o'
CHICAGO. September y. A strange
accident occurred in the presence Of hun
dreds of people near the corner of Clark
and kinZie streets this morning. \ long
string of wagons and cars were moving
along Clark street. and man started 10
cross the street through gap In the line
between truck and an express wagon.
A car in front Of the latter vehicle
stopped at the corner, and the express
man was obliged TO pull up suddenly,
Just as the man was crossing The tall
board of the wagon was down. Ii caught
the unfortunate fellow on one side Of the
head and the same instant the pole Of
the truck struck him on the other, and he
was killed standing upright before the
ewes of a thousand Mortified people. His
head was crushed in like she'll he
truck driver hastily pulled back and the
limp body of the unfortunate man lum
bled To the ground.
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CoInnoI Bnford.

Lack Of space and the lateness Of the
hour at which the call was received pre-
vented special mention yesterday OF
Colonel Buford's candidacy for the Leg.
islature. The call is signed by large
number of our bestknOwn citizens, and
Colonel Buford's acceptance Of the honor
places him prominently before tie Democ-
racy as candidate at the primary cleo
tiOn for the nomination
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Hastings Court

In the Hastings Court to-day the case
Of Mamie Hubbard, charged with keep
ing disorderly house, was called, and
continued until the next term on account
OF the sickness of the accused
John GOsliga was convicted OF forgery
and sentenced 10 three years in the Peni-
tentisry. There were three indictments
against GOsliga. \ aOlle pr0sequ was en-
tered in one and the other was continued
until the next term.
Maurice Dominica, charged with assault
and battery was acquitted.